TREPAT DIET-ESI NORMOLIP 5 30 CAPS

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Normolip 5, 30 Capsules. Food supplement for cholesterol control based on Fermented Red Rice (by Monascus purpureus), Chromium, Gamma Oryzanol, Coenzyme Q10 and Policosanols. Monacolin K in red rice helps to keep blood cholesterol levels normal. Fermented Red Rice: It is a food that contains yeast (Monascus purpureus) used for centuries in traditional Chinese cuisine. Taking fermented red rice in the diet, reduces the synthesis of endogenous cholesterol and also indirectly, contributes to the reduction of total levels of cholesterol in the blood, as shown in numerous studies. Gamma Oryzanol: It is a specific component of rice oil, whose intake has shown the power to reduce the plasma concentration of total cholesterol and LDL. In addition, a reduction in plasma triglyceride levels has also been demonstrated. Coenzyme Q10: Also called Ubiquinone, it is a compound that acts like vitamins and has antioxidant properties. Policosanol: Natural mixture of primary alcohols derived from cane wax, the main component of this mixture is octacosanol. Policosanol has a proven effect on reducing blood levels of cholesterol, inhibiting its biosynthesis. Furthermore, policosanol limits the production of endogenous cholesterol. Furthermore, reducing the concentration of total cholesterol and LDL in favor of HDL, policosanol improves cardiovascular function. Chromium: Intervenes in the metabolism of sugars and fats. Naturcaps: made up of a completely natural vegetable fiber, obtained from the fermentation of tapioca; it has no artificial colors, is easily digested and is suitable for vegans and vegetarians. Normolip 5, 30 Capsules.   INDICATIONS Normolip 5, 30 Capsules. The 5 natural components that we find in this new product, within a controlled diet, are very useful to favorably influence the maintenance of the physiological levels of Cholesterol and Triglycerides. The product is useful to regulate both the absorption of exogenous cholesterol (the one that we obtain through the diet) and to regulate the production of endogenous cholesterol (the one that our body produces).